Minecraft:Loyalty

Template:Infobox enchantment Loyalty is an Minecraft:enchantment applied to Minecraft:tridents that causes a thrown trident to fly back to the Minecraft:player who threw it after it lands.

Obtaining

Loyalty can be obtained from Minecraft:enchanting tables, drops from mobs that have spawned in a Minecraft:raid,Template:Only books obtained by Minecraft:fishing, Minecraft:monster room chests, Minecraft:librarian Minecraft:villagers, and non-village Minecraft:structure loot.

Behavior

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A trident with Loyalty III being thrown and returning.

The speed of returning depends on the level. When the trident hits an entity or 5 Minecraft:ticks (0.25 seconds) after hitting a block, the trident will begin returning. When returning, it travels at a maximum speed of <math>\frac56\cdot level</math> block per tick (<math>\frac{50}3\cdot level</math> blocks per second), meaning about 0.83 blocks per tick (16.67 blocks per second) at level I, about 1.67 blocks per tick (33.33 blocks per second) at level II, and 2.5 blocks per tick (50 blocks per second) at level III.

When the player is traveling between dimensions, the trident attempts to return to the player but stays in the current dimension. For example, if a player throws a Loyalty-enchanted trident while in Minecraft:the Nether and goes to the Minecraft:Overworld before the trident returns, the trident stays in the Nether and does not despawn. As soon as the player returns to the Nether, the trident resumes returning to the player.

A returning trident travels to its owner in a straight line, and can phase through all blocks and entities without hitting them. If the trident attempts to return to the player while their inventory is full, it starts circling around the player indefinitely, until an inventory slot is freed up. Multiple returning tridents can circle around a player simultaneously.

If the player dies or goes into spectator mode while the trident is returning, the trident then drops in item form and is susceptible to despawning. If the trident was thrown in Creative mode when this happens, it disappears entirely.

Usage

When a trident enchanted with Loyalty is thrown and comes into contact with any block or entity, it returns after a time interval to the player who threw it. Higher enchantments decrease the waiting time to return.

Template:IN, throwing a trident into the Minecraft:void effectively destroys the trident;<ref>Template:Bug</ref> it never returns because there are no blocks or entities for it to hit.Template:Until Template:IN, the trident returns after traveling around 15 blocks in the void. A Loyalty-enchanted trident does not return when thrown by a dispenser.Template:Only If a Loyalty-enchanted trident is shot into the void by a dispenser, it does not despawn immediately like a normal trident would.

Loyalty functions normally up to level 95. However, in some scenarios, higher levels of Loyalty will cause tridents to overshoot, increasing the time it takes for the trident to return and even preventing them from completing the return at all.

Incompatibilities

Loyalty and Minecraft:Riptide are mutually exclusive. If the two are combined via Minecraft:commands, Riptide takes priority and Loyalty is negated.

Sounds

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Data values

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